We are only eight days into 2020, and the news is already bleak. How is it then, that one reads the news from a Christian point-of-view.
We are only eight days into 2020, and the news is already bleak. How is it then, that one reads the news from a Christian point-of-view.
Fifty-six people were killed and more than 200 were injured in a stampede that took place during Qassem Soleimani's funeral procession.
A new Chinese law will require Chinese Christians to fully submit to the ruling Communist Party
In certain parts of India, sources say police are harder on Christians than anyone else.
“Taking out the architect of the Islamic Republic’s decades-long active campaign of violence against the United States and its allies, especially Israel, represents a tectonic shift in Middle Eastern politics,” the Hudson Institute’s Michael Doran asserted in a New York Times article.
When Iran's Qassem Soleimani was killed last week, I was in Israel giving a guided tour of the Holy Land. Some in our group asked if Israel would raise its “threat level” in response to Soleimani’s death. My answer was that they live every day at the highest level of preparation. When you’re a country the size of New Jersey surrounded by enemies who want to exterminate your nation, expecting the unexpected becomes a way of life.
In a drone attack authorized by President Trump, top Iranian commander, Major General Qassim Suleimani along with several Iranian backed Iraqi militia officials were killed in the early morning hours Friday.
More than 42 million abortion procedures were successfully performed in 2019, making the life-ending procedure the leading cause of death across the globe.
